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Offline Teletom

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Re: new heater matrix
« Reply #30 on: 17 October 2008, 13:17 »
cool, thankyou - any tips for those nuts in the engine bay? one of mine the bolt + nut are just spinning together grrrr

I've got the pipes off and most of the internal stuff.
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Offline JC

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Re: new heater matrix
« Reply #31 on: 17 October 2008, 13:19 »
stick 2 nuts on the end of the thread, lock them down,

then crack off the nut using the 2 locked nuts as a stop., then you should be able to spin  the other one off   :wink:
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Offline Teletom

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Re: new heater matrix
« Reply #32 on: 17 October 2008, 15:45 »
Has anyone else re-foamed the flaps in their air box?

I read a guide that the author said he used 'closed cell sticky neoprene'

Has anyone got any suggestions where I can get something suitable to fix my flaps?

Cheers
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Offline rubjonny

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Re: new heater matrix
« Reply #33 on: 17 October 2008, 16:10 »
duck/duct tape will work just as well!
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Re: new heater matrix
« Reply #34 on: 19 October 2008, 12:21 »
i used sticky back foam that you can buy in craft shops.
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Offline 2pac

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Re: new heater matrix
« Reply #35 on: 19 October 2008, 14:00 »
Quote from: sharpie on 19 October 2008, 12:21
i used sticky back foam that you can buy in craft shops.

and how thick do you need?
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